A big buzz word these days is “transparency” and what it means. For me, transparency on a blog and in social media is the foundation for the trust we are attempting to build with our reader.I like how Social Wayne describes transparency in social media:
Transparency in social media especially pertaining to blogging
From time-to-time I pull together a reading list of business books and share with my peers. Here’s the last list from May 2008. Since so much has changed in the business world, from the recession to the advent of social media, it’s time to update the list. So, what are your 5 favorite business
Google Scholar launched last night. Wow. I know the sales reps at LexisNexis and Westlaw are not having a good morning.
What is Google Scholar? Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature. From one place, you can search across many disciplines and sources: peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, abstracts and articles,
Before I begin my take on the current incarnation of the Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Ratings ™ system and its relationship to Martindale-Hubbell ® Connected, I’d like to make a few things clear:
Our friends over at The Lawyerist have a great post today courtesy of Allison Shields – 7 Simple Online Mistakes Lawyers Make.
In Part 1 of Law Firm Web Sites I asked: “Is your Web site so 1999 that it’s holding your firm back?” Well, for many of us, including me, the answer is “yes.” So how do you approach a $40,000 – $1 million upgrade?
The first thing you CAN’T do is try to sell to